Development commissioner handicrafts jobs

Professionals Handicrafts in Delhi

Last Date to apply: 06 Mar 2017 

Eligibility : Any Graduate, Diploma
 
Location : Delhi

Advt. No. PRU/01/2017

Professionals (Handicrafts) job vacancy in Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)
on contractual basis 

Education Qualification & Experience: Degree/Diploma in the field of Design/Fine Arts (Fashion or Textile Apparel Production) of four years duration from a recognized University or Institute with 01 years experience in the field of handicrafts or cottage or small scale industry. OR Diploma in Fine Arts (Fashion or Textile Design) of 03 years duration from a recognized University of Board or Institute with 02 years experience in the field of handicrafts or cottage or small scale industry shall be considered.  Knowledge of Computer: The professionals must possess thorough knowledge of computer application, ability to develop innovative approach to meet the required needs.  Language: Fluency in English & Hindi (Written & spoken). Professionals having Regional Languages knowledge for respective regions shall be preferred.

No. of Vacancy : 40 Post

Age: 35 years

Consolidated Professional Fee: Rs. 25,000/- per month

Hiring Process : Written-test

Job Role: HR / Admin- Indian government jobs

Last date of receipt of Online application is 6th March,2017

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ICRISAT jobs 2017

Administrative Associate in Delhi

Last Date to apply: 25 Feb 2017 

Eligibility : Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate
 
Location : Delhi

Administrative Associate recruitment in ICRISAT The position is based at ICRISAT- Delhi.

Requirements: Graduate/Post Graduate in any discipline with minimum of 3 years of experience in office administration.Proficiency in English both written and spoken/Proficiency in Computer skills (MS outlook, MS Office, data analysis).Should be a good team player and adaptable to working in multicultural team

General: This is a locally recruited staff (LRS) position for two years, renewable based on the performance of the incumbent and the institute’s continuing need for the position. An attractive compensation is offered for the right candidate.

 

Hiring Process : Face to Face Interview

Job Role: HR / Admin- Indian government jobs

Applicants should apply on or before 25th February-2017, with latest Curriculum Vitae, and the names and contact information of three references that are knowledgeable about your professional qualifications and work experience.

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Regional Cancer Centre jobs

Senior Resident Nuclear Medicine in Thiruvananthapuram

Last Date to apply: 25 Feb 2017 

Eligibility : MD
 
Location : Thiruvananthapuram

No. 3166/Admn I/2017/RCC

Senior Resident Job vacancies in Regional Cancer Centre

Specialty : Imageology

No. of Post : 01

Qualification : MD Radiodiagnosis or its equivalent from a recognized institution.

Specialty : Nuclear Medicine

No. of Post : 01

Qualification : MD Nuclear Medicine/MD Radiotherapy/MD Medicine with DRM or DNM/MD Radiodiagnosis /MD Biophysics or its equivalent qualifications in Biophysics with DRM or DNM or DNB in Nuclear Medicine.

Specialty : Pathology

No. of Posts : 02

Qualification : MD Pathology or its equivalent from a recognized institution.

Age Limit : Age should not exceed 35 years as on the closing date for submission of application. However, relaxable for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe /OBC as per rules.

Scale of Pay : Rs.15600 – 39100 with Grade Pay Rs. 6600/-

Hiring Process : Written-test, Face to Face Interview

Job Role: Doctor / Physician- Indian government jobs

Applications in plain paper giving detailed Bio-data with Phone Number and E-mail Id, recent Passport Size Photograph, Self-attested copies of Testimonials, Travancore-Cochin Modern Medicine Registration Certificate shall be submitted at The Director, Post Box No. 2417, Regional Cancer Centre, Medical College P.O, Thiruvananthapuram 695 011.  

Last Date : 25/02/2017.

 
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What is today history February 14

Today in History : February 14

Happy Valentine’s Day!Today is St. Valentine’s Day, the feast day of two Christian martyrs named Valentine: one a priest and physician, the other the Bishop of Terni. Both are purported to have been beheaded on this day. The custom of sending handmade ‘valentines’ to one’s beloved became popular during the 17th century and was first commercialized in the United States in the 1840s.

1349 : 2,000 Jews are burned at the stake in Strasbourg, Germany.

1400 : The deposed Richard II is murdered in Pontefract Castle in Yorkshire.

1549 : Maximilian II, brother of the Emperor Charles V, is recognized as the future king of Bohemia.

1779 : American Loyalists are defeated by Patriots at Kettle Creek, Ga.

1797 : The Spanish fleet is destroyed by the British under Admiral Jervis (with Nelson in support) at the battle of Cape St. Vincent, off Portugal.

1848 : James Polk becomes the first U.S. President to be photographed in office by Matthew Brady.

1859 : Oregon is admitted as the thirty-third state.

1870 : Esther Morris becomes the world’s first female justice of the peace.

1876 : Rival inventors Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell both apply for patents for the telephone.

1900 : General Roberts invades South Africa’s Orange Free State with 20,000 British troops.

1904 : The “Missouri Kid” is captured in Kansas.

1912 : Arizona becomes the 48th state in the Union.

1915 : Kaiser Wilhelm II invites the U.S. Ambassador to Berlin in order to confer on the war.

1918 : Warsaw demonstrators protest the transfer of Polish territory to the Ukraine.

1920 : The League of Women Voters is formed in Chicago in celebration of the imminent ratification of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote.

1924 : Thomas Watson founds International Business Machines Corp.

1929 : Chicago gang war between Al Capone and George “Bugs” Moran culminates with several Moran confederates being gunned down in the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.
1939 : Germany launches the battleship Bismarck.

1940 : Britain announces that all merchant ships will be armed.

1942 : Japanese paratroopers attack Sumatra. Aidan MacCarthy‘s RAF unit flew to Palembang, in eastern Sumatra, where 30 Royal Australian Air Force Lockheed A-28 Hudson bombers were waiting.

1945 : 800 Allied aircraft firebomb the German city of Dresden. Smaller followup bombing raids last until April with a total death toll of between 35,000 to 130,000 civilians.

1945 : The siege of Budapest ends as the Soviets take the city. Only 785 German and Hungarian soldiers managed to escape.

1949 : The United States charges the Soviet Union with interning up to 14 million in labor camps.

1955 : A Jewish couple loses their fight to adopt Catholic twins as the U.S. Supreme Court refuses to rule on state law.

1957 : The Georgia state senate outlaws interracial athletics.

1965 : Malcolm X’s home is firebombed. No injuries are reported.

1971 : Moscow publicizes a new five-year plan geared to expanding consumer production.

1973 : The United States and Hanoi set up a group to channel reconstruction aid directly to Hanoi.

1979 : Armed guerrillas attack the U.S. embassy in Tehran.

1985 : Vietnamese troops surround the main Khmer Rouge base at Phnom Malai.

1989 : Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini charges that Salman Rushdie’s novel, The Satanic Verses, is blasphemous and issues an edict (fatwa) calling on Muslims to kill Rushdie.

Born on February 14

1760 : Richard Allen, first black ordained by a Methodist-Episcopal church.

1817 : Frederick Douglass, slave, and later, activist and author.

1819 : Christopher Latham Sholes, inventor of the first practical typewriter.

1845 : Quinton Hogg, English philanthropist.

1859 : George Washington Gale Ferris, inventor of the Ferris Wheel.

1894 : Jack Benny, comedian, radio and television performer, and violinist.

1894 : Mary Lucinda Cardwell Dawson, founded the National Negro Opera Company (NNOC) and was appointed to President John F. Kennedy‘s National Committee on Music.

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